Your ability to redefine failure and shift your perspective is key to resilience, confidence, and long-term success. But what happens when things don’t go as planned? How do you navigate feelings of disappointment, self-doubt, shame or embarrassment when something doesn’t take off the way you expected? In this episode of Seed Your Subconscious, we’re exploring the psychology of failure, the subconscious stories we attach to setbacks, and how to pivot with clarity, trust, and alignment.

What You’ll Learn:

• The neuroscience behind how your brain processes failure—and how to rewire it for resilience.

• How subconscious meaning-making can either hold you back or help you move forward.

• The link between self-trust and how you respond when things don’t go to plan.

• How to shift from failure to feedback and use setbacks as a tool for growth.

• Strategies for realigning your energy, resetting after disappointment, and moving forward with confidence.

• Why perspective shifts are one of the most powerful tools for subconscious reprogramming.

Mentioned in This Episode:

• The Bloom Method – A 4-month small group container for subconscious transformation.

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Failure is only failure if you let it be. Tune in to learn how to shift your perspective, build trust in yourself, and use every experience—especially the unexpected ones—as a stepping stone toward something even more aligned.

 Hello, my loves and welcome back to another episode of Seed Your Subconscious. Today we are diving into a topic that every single one of us has and will continue to experience for the rest of our lives, which is failure or perceived failure. The moments when things do not go to plan. When we put ourselves out there and don't get the response that we had hoped or expected.

Or when we feel as though we're being shown evidence that we are not enough I recently am having this experience with an event actually that I'd planned. And that I've ultimately now, a couple of days out, decided to postpone slash cancel.

In particular, since returning from Bali early December last year, I have been fortunate enough to experience a lot of flow in my business and with my offerings.

It has felt easeful to attract aligned community and clients. And I have noticed myself really being in a season where I've been able to somewhat effortlessly take a line to action and experience quite a lot of momentum as a result. I have certainly not always been in this energy, but I really have been in a season of summer, like confidence, action taking, all of the rest of it.

Just as a bit of a backstory, while I was in Bali, I set the intention to show up as my higher self every single day. Filling my cup up, embodying the energy, the emotions, the essence of that version of me, doing the things as she would, navigating hardship and challenges as that version of me would.

And Honestly, it has changed me being able to have a month away and doing that for myself. It really, honestly, changed my biochemistry, I swear. And that has been a really beautiful thing. While I was over there, I decided to book an event space. and had the vision for this event that is, was supposed to be held on the 15th of February.

Ironically, the event was all about blooming and embodying your higher self. And while some tickets sold, it was also the first event to not sell out and have a wait list since I've returned home. If I had pushed forward, it would have actually cost me like quite a bit of money to have executed it in the way that I desired.

So while there would have been people there, it would have also been an expense. And I have been experiencing this internal battle with, do I push through, do I cancel, do I postpone? And I think in the past I would have just forced myself to do it and not really listened to the part of me that was calling me to pause, reflect, pivot, and utilize and utilize.

The information and the feedback that this experience was giving me to create space and call in an experience that was more aligned, not only for me, but also for my community. While logically and consciously, I know that this situation and experience does not define me. I also found it really fascinating how quickly my subconscious wanted to create a story around it.

It wanted to keep me quiet, to not share this with others, the perceived failure of not having a sold out event, to ultimately hold on to this sense of shame and embarrassment around it. I also reflected on how in the past I have allowed similar experiences to keep me from continuing to show up. To pivot, to move forward,

whether this was insecurities, failures, or things just not working out how I'd hoped. There was this really big part of me and still is this part of me. He's like, no, no, no, we cannot be sharing this information with others. And. It's so important for me to share this because of that very reason to share beyond the highlight reels of life and whether that's in my personal life or in my business or both to share the things that we keep in the shadows.

to normalize the perceived failures and the shit that will inevitably and often unexpectedly be thrown our way. Because the truth is that these experiences that we go through, where things don't go to plan are often where the most growth and evolution happens. But only if We actually choose to absorb the feedback, the wisdom, the lessons, and alchemize the shit, really, that comes up all of the parts of us with all of the fears and the insecurities and all of that noise that shows up in our mind, in our body.

If we choose to feel it, to hear it, to see it and to move through it in a way that feels intuitive and authentic to us, we're able to gain, absorb, metabolize the lessons and to move forward in an even greater way in future. And I think that's Something that's so beautiful and often overlooked because we're just so conditioned to Not share this stuff and to allow it to consume us allow it to hold us back allow us to keep us in our comfort zone and often in a place that's We're stuck.

So after going ahead, refunding the tickets that were purchased and cancelling the event this morning, actually, as well as doing then some journaling, reflection, EFT, the subconscious work around it, what came up was having the idea to share this on the podcast.

This experience, the lessons, the wisdom that surfaced for me, and that will continue to, like, it's something that feels fresh trusting that me sharing this might be just the thing that you are needing to hear in this moment, knowing that you're not alone in whatever it is that you're experienced, .

perceived failure or moment of pause, challenge, whatever it is that you're going through at the moment, that there's part of you that's wanting to keep hidden,

So after doing this reflection, and funnily enough, actually speaking to quite a few friends over the past few days that have also been experiencing this to some extent and they too have openly shared their experiences and we've spoken about this ability to hold the good and the bad, the positive, the negative, the light, the dark,

To be able to continue to show up when you're feeling misunderstood, when you have that head noise, when things just don't go your way or the way that you'd hoped. When you choose to learn and grow as opposed to bowing out at the first sign of hardship and allowing that to mean that it's not for you or you're not good enough or whatever that thing is

the magic of being able to sit with yourself, to listen to what is coming up, listen to those parts of you, their fears, their insecurities, to feel the uncomfortable feelings, to do the work around it, and to decide to use this as a learning opportunity where you can grow and evolve and show up even more aligned and in your power the next time.

Nothing you do is ever going to be perfect. I know that sounds obvious, but I just really want you to hear that. Especially not at the beginning, but success and that sense of fulfillment comes from these perceived failures and the gold nuggets and the healing that we inevitably are able to have when we choose to learn and grow from them instead of spiraling into self sabotage, victim mode and allowing the shame and embarrassment to completely overcome us.

I have certainly been in that place in different areas of my life at different times for such a long period and today with this experience, I'm just like, no, no, how can we alchemize this? And for me, it was, weighing up whether I push through and run at a loss, show up, have the discomfort of it, or ultimately utilize it as feedback to pivot, take and absorb and do the reprogramming work around what's come up and then share it.

Because Outing ourselves, especially on a podcast for me in this moment, outing yourself to friends, sharing these experiences with others is part of the healing and is what creates the transformation around it. It is what It dilutes and alchemizes the shame or the embarrassment or breaks through the stories that we're telling ourselves.

And it's so incredibly powerful. So that is how I've chosen to navigate this experience that has been a little bit uncomfortable for me. And I'm going to use it as learning and growth material for me and for you guys too. So today we're going to explore failure through a different lens. We're going to talk about how your subconscious mind loves making meaning out of experiences and why we feel so emotionally charged when things don't go to plan.

The neuroscience behind failure and how we can rewire our response to it. Shifting from self blame to self inquiry and seeing these moments as feedback, not rejection. The power of perspective and how these small shifts can completely change our reality. And most importantly, how to keep trusting yourself, even when things don't unfold the way that you'd hoped or imagined.

Because failure, If we redefine it can actually be one of the most valuable tools for clarity and alignment. Let's get into it.

I want to start with meaning making the stories that we tell ourselves about failure because our subconscious mind doesn't just see an event or an experience for what it is. It loves to attach meaning to it, to attach feeling to it. when something doesn't go to plan, instead of seeing it neutrally, we naturally begin layering it with deeply ingrained fears and wounds to stop us from experiencing the discomfort ever again.

For me, this experience actually brought up an old wound that I have moved through in layers over the years, which is this fear of not being valued or others not showing up for me. It comes back to a core wound that I experienced in high school around my birthday, when I had some friends not show up to my birthday.

So I essentially had a small group of friends show up and then I had a small group of friends not show up. And I created this full on narrative around what that meant about me and all of the rest of it. You can only imagine these things that happen in high school. They really leave an imprint sometimes.

And if I had have left this unchecked with this situation, I could have an Could see myself spiraling into thoughts like, maybe I'm not meant to do this. Is this a sign people don't care about my work or me, or, you know, I need someone else there has been a big one for me. This wouldn't happen to someone who's in alignment or successful or whatever it is that your mind starts to tell you about this experience.

And this is really where. I had to take a moment to pause and where I invite you when you start to recognize all of the stories that get thrown your way by all of these beautiful parts of us who are really just trying to keep us as safe and protected, start to come up and start to be thrown in your face.

And the head noise can get very, very, very loud. it's just an event or an experience. I'm obviously using the story of. what I've just gone through and the event or the half day retreat, sorry, to share this and to move through how to, I guess, shift from the failure to the feedback and how to move through this experience and how I'm moving through this experience so that it can be of use, but just copy paste and insert essentially whatever it is that you're going through at the moment that your mind is telling you.

You either, you're not good enough or it's some form of failure or perceived failure and you know, insert it into this. So in reality again, it's an event or an experience. It's really information and feedback, like I've said. But the meaning that we attach to it will determine how we feel about it and what moves that we make next.

The mind loves to predict the future by continuing to bring in past experiences, replaying them over and over again until we really heal and transform those things. So I want to ask you, what stories do you tell yourself when something doesn't work out? And more importantly, are those stories actually true?

Getting really curious about maybe past memories or experiences that have cultivated this narrative and that are still running your life to this day and starting to look at how we can hit pause, how we can reflect on that clearly, and how we can start to tell ourselves a different story and a narrative.

When we tell ourselves a story, stories are And when they are disempowering stories and narratives, It does naturally, especially when we replay them over and over again and we utilize experiences as evidence to reinforce that narrative or story. It creates and reinforces the neural pathways around that thing.

As always, that can be positive or negative. For example, again, we'll use this experience for me. If I was to use this. current experience that I'm having and completely let my mind run the show and allow it to tell me, no one cares and blah, blah, blah, whatever the, the stories that were coming up for me are.

And I just let it run that narrative. It continues to reinforce those neural pathways. If I choose to pause. And I start to get curious, and I'm like, Oh, okay, I can see, you know, I can hold space for that part that's surfacing right now, who had that really icky experience, who's feeling a little bit shit, and I can really reassure them that We're not going through this experience again, this is completely different and this is actually really exciting because we're able to use this as feedback to create something that's even more aligned and create space for something that's even better that automatically and immediately starts to shift into a new story and what happens there is is instead of reinforcing the old narratives of I'm not good enough, I'm not valued, all of the rest of it.

I start to actually create new neural pathways, a new way of thinking of, Oh, it's actually creating spaces. It's actually really exciting. I get to use this as feedback. How fantastic it allow me to actually create something that's more aligned for my clients, for my community. How fantastic, what a great opportunity.

Remembering that these beliefs and shifting these beliefs, these stories, these narratives, our thoughts immediately then shifts our emotions, our physiology, and how we show up. It's very, very powerful, even though it might seem quite subtle. I want to now get into some of the science behind this. So our brains, as we know, are wired for survival, which means they seek these patterns, these stories, these narratives to keep us safe.

Our subconscious likes to know , that it can predict the outcome based on past experiences. So if we experience rejection in the past, whether it's kids at school, in our relationships, in our community, our friendships, whatever it is, our brain will store this information as something to avoid. So when we perceive failure, our subconscious reacts as if we were in danger and it will trigger a stress response, the self doubt, it'll make us shut down and avoid trying something again or being in that experience again.

But here's the really powerful thing we can rewire this. Research neuroplasticity shows that our brain can change based on how we interpret events. when we consciously shift our perspective on failure, again, we start to form these new neural pathways. Instead of seeing it as I'm not good enough, I'm not valuable, no one shows up for me, whatever it is, but the narrative is that's coming up for you.

You can actually use it as feedback

we can shift into these new ways of thinking, feeling, believing, such as I get to use this as information of what to refine. This experience create space for me to step into something even more aligned. Every successful person has and continues to have moments like these.

It's part of the process and allows us to get better at what we are doing and what we are offering.

, these perspective shifts literally change our emotional responses. It shifts how our nervous system is operating and our ability to take aligned action moving forward. Because when we start to create these pattern interrupters in our beliefs and in our thoughts, and we start to shift our perspective, Again, our emotional state and how we behave in that moment starts to change and shift. The question becomes, how do we start to make those shifts in real time?

I want to walk you through the practice that I've used in this experience that you can use in any experience where. You're noticing you're starting to fall back into an old pattern because you're scared of failure, perceived failure, rejection, judgment, criticism, shame, embarrassment, whatever it is. When something doesn't go as planned, I want you to ask yourself this series of questions.

actually first, before you ask them, if you're feeling really activated. I was speaking to a this morning about this and. She was noticing herself spiral. There was like a perception of failure. She was posting content and she was loving what she was posting.

And obviously you hope and you expect that. Your community loves it too, and there wasn't a really great response to it. It naturally happens. There's ebbs and flows, and she was noticing herself spiraling, so she grounded first, and we were speaking about the importance of grounding and the importance of coming back to yourself first because She was like, you know, then all of this information comes up about how to make your posts do better and da da da da da And you start to, if you haven't checked yourself You can easily start to doom scroll right and start to compare and panic and be like, oh I'm not doing all of these things Things that, Instagram is telling me to do with my content to make it better

I could have done that with the event, comparison, all of these other people's events are selling out and what are they doing that I'm not doing? Maybe I do pay that like all of the things. And it takes you completely out of your body and severs you from your intuition and from your wisdom. So grounding first.

and coming back home to yourself, detaching from the experience in the moment. There's a whole podcast on grounding and nervous system regulation that you can go back and listen to if you don't have any tools or practices there. But when you've come back home to yourself, asking yourself, what is this moment teaching me?

Instead of assuming that it's assigned to So quit and not ever do this again, asking yourself and getting really curious about what it is that the lesson is in this experience. Maybe it's refining your message, your offer, or even just doing some work on the energetics and the subconscious, whatever it is that's coming up for you.

What is this moment teaching me, showing me, sharing with me? What is the lesson here? What is the wisdom? Number two, if I removed the emotion, the narratives, and the stories, what is the neutral truth? Or another perspective, or way of looking at it? Again, the subconscious loves to dramatize things.

But what actually feels true for you? If you strip away the meaning, the emotion,

what are you left with?

And then number three, what would your higher self do in this moment? What is the next aligned action? Not what you think you should do, but intuitively? What would your higher self do? And it's usually somewhat the opposite or a little bit different to what you would normally do. They always say the medicine is in the opposite.

Instead of getting stuck in the this is why it didn't work or the indecision of what to do next or Did I make the right decision? Literally, what is some aligned action step that you can take? What is next? Because getting back into the momentum and the action after you've absorbed the wisdom, you've shifted the perspective, is key.

The quicker we can reset and realign, the easier it is to stay in our power. By making this shift, we start to move out of shame and into clarity. I'm just getting the visual now of like a stream that is running, right? When there's a block there, the water starts to go stagnant. The quicker that we can remove the block, the rocks, the debris, the quicker we can move back into flow and out of that stagnation.

It's not forcing and not sitting with yourself, not listening, because you know that can happen as well where we're like, okay, well, what's the next action? We're just panicking. We're moving into the next action in a completely dysregulated way. No, we've got to pause. We're going to do a little bit of work around this.

And then. We can take aligned action from a regulated place when we've metabolized the wisdom and the lessons that we've learned from this experience. For me, I was really battling actually like No, but I should just push through it and force through it and just show up anyway. And , that's what I should, should, should.

I noticed when I start saying shoulds that that is not the thing to do. I've definitely done that in the past. My patterning is actually pushing through and doing the thing, even though it's uncomfortable and it, it stopped feeling aligned. And then being in an experience where I feel really uncomfortable and really disembodied.

The not so familiar thing for me is having this conversation with you guys and openly sharing and how I feel and my process through it and it's uncomfortable. There's been resistance around recording this and a lot of, not a lot, I think I've done enough work around this topic actually that thankfully it wasn't too loud in terms of the head noise but there's still those parts of me that are like, oh, what are people going to think if I share this?

I know that there is healing in it for me selfishly and I know from experience with myself and with others that there's healing in it for others too and so I'm stepping out of my comfort zone to take this aligned action because it is what my higher self would do. Sharing the things that are not in the highlight reel.

And it's been really interesting reflecting on this because what has always excited me about events and a big part of why I love events so much is the collaboration. It's bringing aligned people and communities together having multiple practitioners and multiple modalities and.

people that wouldn't have connected unless brought together in a space . And this pause that I've now allowed myself to take and the reflection has supported me to ground even deeper back into my why, why I started doing in person events, why I wanted to do more of them.

And why I believe that they're so powerful. And I'm so excited to tune back into that passion and that excitement and to move forward now from that place to reflect, readjust, reset, rewire all of the hours apparently and roll forward. I'm

Okay. One of our biggest challenges with perceived failure in my experience is that it shakes our sense of self trust. It really makes us question, are we on the right path? Is this what we're meant to be doing? , especially, I think there's a lot of rhetoric around, if you're aligned, there's just flow, flow, flow, flow all the time.

Um, and. Yeah, there can be, there can be a lot of flow and alignment and magic and abundance. And I find when I reflect back and I share stories, I share a lot of that as well, because it's true. However, it doesn't mean that you are immune to another thing that's popping to mind at the moment is Matthew McConaughey's book on green lights, which if you have not read Go and read it.

Actually, better yet, get the audible version of it because he reads it and his voice is just magic. But really, without giving too much away, it speaks about these green, orange, and red lights that we have in life. where there is flow and there's a green light, there's momentum. Yes, everything's working out.

Everything's going your way. There's the orange where it's like a bit of a pause, a time to pivot, to slow down, to reflect. To reassess, which for me, that's the experience that I'm having now, this orange light, like, no, this is something that I want to be doing, but you know, I'm, I'm needing to actually have a moment of pause here.

And then there's a red lights, which are really calling for a stop and a potentially complete redirection.

It doesn't mean that when we have these. orange and red light moments that we've completely failed or that we can't trust ourselves anymore. It's simply an opportunity to deepen that self trust in a new way. What I've learned is that trusting yourself doesn't mean again that everything's working out perfectly.

It means that you keep showing up for you regardless of the outcome. You are clear on the direction that you are heading. You ground back into that, your values, your why, and you keep at it. Sometimes there's going to be this momentum, the green light. Sometimes you'll be asked to pause and to pivot, to slow down, to redirect.

But let's think about the most successful people in the world. As always, we know this and we hear this, the entrepreneurs, the artists, the healers, every single one of them. continues to experience failure over and over and over again. And in fact, the most successful people will have quotes and sayings that basically say the success is just continuous failure one after the other.

The difference is that they didn't let it stop them and they learned from it. They grow, they absorbed the wisdom, they redefined their approach. They used it as feedback instead of failure they didn't allow themselves to create and hold on to a story and a narrative around it. that kept them from taking action, from moving forward. They did not allow it to stay hidden or to pretend like they're not experiencing failure and that they're only sharing the highlights of their life.

I think what's really admirable about the people, I know for me at least, the people that I look up to, that I aspire to be like, that I love and adore, are those who openly share. The good, the bad and the ugly. And I think there is even more magic and power when people are able to do that in real time.

Some of my favorite coaches and entrepreneurs are the ones that in real time are sharing the shit And not just waiting till they've attained the success and i've really caught myself Doing this and I think throughout the beginning of my business journey is really not always sharing the things that are going wrong the things that are hard and I think sometimes that comes from a place of you do have to play games with the mind and kind of trick yourself into being like, it's all good, we've got this, you know, and faking it till you make it kind of situation.

The subconscious loves that because we really have to rewire it in that way.

As well, I feel it's really important to not There's actually a psychologist, I cannot remember his name, if I think of it I'll pop it in the show notes, but he speaks about sharing in blue skies. And he mainly is speaking about this when it comes to the parent child relationship. Essentially you can be going through something, but you're not dumping that on the child.

You are navigating through it, moving through it. And then when you're in a grounded and regulated space, you can share it with them with the wisdom. And so when I say in real time, I kind of only mean especially if it's not with friends, if you're doing it in more of an educational setting, like I am, it's making sure that you have processed it somewhat so that you can share it from a regulated and an integrated place.

You're not just in, in it, in the shit, and then sharing it and dumping and, All of the things I think that could be really supportive pending on the relationship that you have, potentially with a partner or a friend. Sometimes that's really, really helpful, but I'm speaking about in the moment from blue skies place, you know, things are good.

We're all good. We're safe. We're okay. We've navigated through it, but it is somewhat in real time is where I'm coming from with that. Just to clarify, because I think you can put yourself in a really vulnerable space. If you're really, really going through it and in the midst of something and you're sharing it just really tuning in to your intuition and your heart and seeing what feels aligned and somewhat safe for you as well.

But I do feel like you intuitively get to a point where you start to get a craving for sharing these things because I think holding on to them. is no longer of service to you and to those around you as well. The people that are doing the things that you want to do, look at them and see, are they sharing their failures?

And are they also, saying that these failures no matter how great or small, uh, usually I would say when you hear people speaking, are the exact thing that has made them so fulfilled, happy, successful, however it is that they want to define it.

. So the real question is not will I ever experience failure again or trying to run and hide from it, to hide it from others even.

The question is how quickly can I shift my perspective and keep moving? The question is how do I hold space for these parts of me and the emotional experiences that they're navigating and alchemize them. When you truly trust yourself, you know that nothing is ever wasted.

Every experience is leading you somewhere, even if you can't see the full picture yet. The key is to not let these things, these experiences, throw you so far out of alignment that you stop listening to your intuition, that you stop trusting yourself, and that you feed into these narratives that ultimately you can't follow through and keep taking action.

, I easily could make this a full story. Like, this one situation, this is the stuff that I've done in the past, and that I witness and I see in others too, and that I'm really, really, really passionate on teaching about because perspective is honestly everything, but I could easily have made this experience be like, Oh, well, I had this intuitively come to me in Bali.

That means I can't trust my intuition anymore. And. You know, start doubting my intuition and this, Idea that I had to do this event and oh my god I can't do it alone and I need that there could be a whole situation around it. That just is completely disempowering for me. But instead I'm choosing to pause and I'm choosing to get excited about it and see , oh I wonder what's gonna come from even sharing this.

I wonder what feedback this is going to get. This is uncomfortable, but like, what's going to come from me sharing this? What's going to come from me pausing, doing something different, reassessing, resetting, what magic can come from that? Seeing it as the feedback instead of a failure, seeing it as a way to, as almost an initiation towards success.

Getting excited , I've had, the good I have the sold out and the waitlisted events. Can I hold the opposite end of the spectrum? Because an inability to hold both essentially stops you from growing your levels of resilience and expanding your capacity to hold more.

You have to get excited about both things. Unfortunately, if you want to grow. If you wanna hold more, to have more, to build more. And so I'm seeing it and I'm choosing to see this situation in a new light, and it feels empowering. Like it's really shifted me from a state of being disempowered to empowered.

And I really, really, really hope that it inspires you to do the same in whatever way these perceived values are showing up for you now. Okay, let's wrap it up. Let's recap. Failure is never actually failure. It's feedback. It's information. Our subconscious will always want to attach meaning to it, but you get to rewrite the story and you actually, once you notice this, you get to choose the narrative and the meaning that it's making.

You get to shift the perspective to put on a different pair of glasses and look through life in a new lens. Science says the brain can be rewired to process failure differently and to create new patterns of resilience and alignment. Perspective changes everything, how we feel, how we respond, and what we create next.

Self trust isn't about getting it right every time, it's about knowing you'll figure it out no matter what. So again, if you're moving through something right now that didn't go as planned, I want you to take a deep breath to regulate, to ask yourself those series of questions and to shift your perspective in the narrative and know and trust and believe that you are still on path and on track.

Whether it's a green light, an orange light or a red one, you are still in your own journey and you are being guided. You are in divine timing and this moment is simply one moment in time and it is filled with magic and wisdom and lessons and gold nuggets if you allow it to be. I really hope again that me sharing this story and the information supports you to navigate life with greater levels of ease.

greater levels of alignment and from a more empowered perspective. The most incredible thing we can do is shift out of a state of perfectionism where we're holding on to this shame and blame and embarrassment and suffering in the shadows. And we actually transform and step into this era of learning and growth and alchemizing the shit that we've been holding on to.

Thank you so much for tuning into this episode of Seed Your Subconscious. It has been a little bit vulnerable, but I feel really, really amazing about sharing it. So if it resonated with you, let me know. I'd love to hear your thoughts. And if you're feeling called to share it with someone who needs this reminder today, please do.

I would absolutely love if you could do so. When you share, subscribe, give reviews, this podcast has the ability to reach more and more of aligned souls. So I would be so incredibly grateful if you have the space to do that today. Until next time, trust in yourself, trust in the process and know

you are exactly where you're meant to be sending so much love and chats in.